Letter describes the shooting of Darrent Williams

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DENVER (AP) — A letter purportedly
written by a gang member says he fired shots into a limousine where the
Denver Broncos' Darrent Williams was killed on New Year's Day of 2007.
The
Rocky Mountain News said Friday it obtained the letter, which carries
the signature of Willie D. Clark. Denver police have called him a
person of interest in Williams' slaying. The newspaper published
a redacted excerpt of the letter reading, ``(Blank) might say somethin
stupd talk to law enforcements about the death of D-Will (Williams).
(Blank) seen me withe gun + shoot out the whip (car).''
Williams,
a 24-year-old cornerback and former Oklahoma State standout, was killed
when his rented limousine was sprayed with bullets minutes after
leaving a New Year's party at a downtown Denver club. Clark was
arrested on a parole violation after Williams' death and is now in jail
awaiting trial on drug charges. Neither he nor anyone else has been
arrested or charged in Williams' slaying.
The News said it
obtained the letter from a Denver man who claimed he intercepted it
while serving time in a prison where Clark was held. The newspaper said
that man also turned the letter over to law enforcement. The News said it was not identifying the man because he could be in danger for providing the letter.
Clark's
attorney, Alaurice Tafoya-Modi, did not immediately return a call
Friday, and the News said she didn't return a call from the newspaper
after she was faxed a copy of the letter. District Attorney Mitch
Morrissey declined to comment.
An independent handwriting
analyst hired by the News said the signature on the letter matched
previous letters written by Clark to the newspaper and to a federal
judge. In one of those letters to the newspaper, Clark denied he was involved in Williams' death.
On
Thursday, the Broncos opened the Darrent Williams Memorial Teen Center
in Denver, a collaboration between the team and the Boys & Girls
Clubs of Metro Denver.

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